What text formatting options and shortcuts are supported in the Project Emails tool?
Answer
The Project-level Emails tool utilizes an advanced rich text editor that allows for seamless content creation and external copy-pasting. The following formatting features are supported:
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Pasting from External Apps: You can copy text, tables, and links directly from Google Docs or Microsoft Word and paste them into the editor without losing their original styling, background colors, or alignments.
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Inline Table Controls: Once a table is inserted via the toolbar, you can click inside it to dynamically add/delete rows and columns.
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Special Characters & Code: Access a full library of mathematical symbols, currency symbols, and arrows, or wrap text inside code blocks.
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Markdown Typing Shortcuts:
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Heading 1: Type # + Space
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Heading 2: Type ## + Space
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Heading 3: Type ### + Space
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Blockquote: Type > + Space
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Bold: Type text or __text__
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Italic: Type text or _text_
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Strikethrough: Type ~~text~~
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Bullet List: Type * + Space or - + Space
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Numbered List: Type 1. + Space
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Divider: Type --- (three dashes) on a new line
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Remove Formatting: A dedicated button allows you to instantly clear custom fonts, colors, and sizes from highlighted text.
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Rich Text Copy & Paste: Copy styled content from Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, or Google Sheets directly into the editor while preserving fonts, tables, and lists.
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In-Line Image Controls: Paste images from your clipboard directly into the email body. Click any image to resize.
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Link Management: Insert links directly with displayed text and URL. Click an existing link to open, edit, or remove it directly in the editor popup.
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Special Formatting: Insert multi-level lists, horizontal section dividers, special characters (currency, mathematical symbols, arrows), and syntax-formatted code blocks.
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Remove Formatting: Highlight text and click the Remove Formatting tool to reset default styles.
For more detailed information on which on-the-fly markdown options are supported, refer to the Create an Email article for a complete list of formatting shortcuts and exclusions.

